Production services

Production services run by one crew

DCMM provides production services for events and venues: audio, video, and lighting designed, staffed, and run as one build, with one production manager who owns the show from load-in to strike.

Split-vendor shows fail in predictable ways. Audio, video, and lighting each run on their own truck, their own schedule, and their own priorities. A missing case puts one team an hour behind while another is already packing up. Nobody watches the show as a whole, and when a cue drops, the first answer is always that it was someone else’s gear.

One call sheet, one crew, from load-in to strike

Every show runs on one call sheet. The gear list gets checked against the truck before it leaves the warehouse, not after it’s unloaded and something’s missing. A line check happens on every discipline before doors, on the same walkthrough, so a dead mic and a blown output get caught together instead of separately. When something goes wrong, one production manager owns the answer instead of three vendors pointing at each other.

Design and integration

• One design that treats the room as a single build instead of three separate systems
• Integration with whatever control system and infrastructure is already running the venue
• Equipment sized to the room and the show, instead of pulled off a standard rental sheet

Media supply chain

• Gear checked against the manifest before the truck leaves the warehouse
• Sourcing coordinated across manufacturers so a case doesn’t arrive missing a part on load-in day
• Inventory tracked by serial number for shows that repeat on a recurring schedule
• One budget covering the whole build, from first quote to final invoice

Support and maintenance

• Scheduled maintenance across every system in the build, not one at a time as they fail
• One point of contact for support across every discipline in the build
• Service continues after handoff, on the same schedule as the original install

From load-in to strike, it stays one crew, one call sheet, and one production manager who answers for the whole show.